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Benefits Of Meditation Meditation has the most important ability to replenish mental and emotional energy. Benefits Of MeditationBenefits of Meditation are immense for every people like the people who are suffering from mental tension and chronic psychological diseases. The term meditation is a general term employed to illustrate a wide range of practices where calming the mind whilst relaxing the body is the main objective. Simply put, meditation is the time of contemplation; a marvellous journey to the unexplored centre of one's own self. The deeper states of meditation is achieved as one peels off the layers of attachments, tension, worries, tears and fears and becomes acutely aware and astutely intuitive. Meditation is therefore not just "thinking deep thoughts", on the contrary a continuous process where thinking ends. Benefits of meditation are manifold however the real miracle of meditation is in the elusive healing transformation that happens, not only in the mind...

Meditation. meditation is a powerful energy giving meditation. It is used to cure mental stress. illness, improve habits, to earn purity, positive thinking , for be hopeful. the way is mostly same as other meditation is done.  Benefits :- It gives courage, strength, ability, increase the positive activities, power of imagination, control the anger, increase the blood circulation, the whole qualities you want to develop. It protests from the bad evils  The white light provides all qualities those are present in the universe. You can feel only when you meditate and gain it directly. These all qualities are present in your brave mind, You have only enlightened it. You can see the clear light coming towards you. It will seen the progress slowly with the concentration on it It works like a window towards divine powers. It is a spiritual meditation as well as for fulfill the desires of self if you heartiest wants. Energy self helps to concentrate with the practice. When ...

Health Benefits and Uses of Neem Neem is a very unique tree and neem leaves are the most complex leaves on the planet. The neem tree has over 130 different biologically active compounds, and the neem leaf is one of the most complex leaves you can find on the planet. 1. Anti-Cancer Benefits of Neem Consuming neem every day keeps the number of cancerous cells within a certain limit. Neem has many incredible medicinal benefits, but one of the most important things is, it kills cancerous cells. Everyone has cancerous cells in their body, but normally, they are disorganized. Request for Help for Chennai Flood Relief However, if you create certain situations in the body, they will get organized. As long as these cells are loafing around by themselves, it is not an issue. If they all gather in one place and hit it off, it becomes a problem. This is like a shift from petty crime to organized crime. It is a serious problem. If you consume neem every day, it k...

Incense sticks-Dhoop Wonder why we light incense sticks during a religious ceremony? There is more than one reason to it. You must have noticed that among all the other things that you do during a religious ceremony, you have to light incense sticks in front of the God's idol.   This is one of the Hindu customs that has been carried forward through ages. There are some definite and scientific reasons behind most of the Hindu rituals. Let us find out the reasons behind lighting incense sticks. Origin of the term dhoop,                     According to ancient history, the term dhoop originates from the dhoop tree, found in eastern India—whose chips give out a rich fragrance when burnt. But the popular dhoop—black-colored putty—is essentially a mixture of ghee, herbs and wood chips.ord "dhoop".  Philosophical moral:           A philosophical moral of the burning incense stick is that, just as it...

Sabarimala Mandala Pooja: Know More About the 41-days Vratham  Regardless of caste or creed, millions of people flock to Sabarimala every year to offer garlands and irumudis, chant hymns to Lord Ayyappa, have holy baths in the Pampa River, and climb the eighteen steps with the hope of catching a glimpse of Lord Ayyappa, the Dharmasastha. According to puranam, Lord Ayyappa meditated after defeating the powerful demon, ‘Mahishi. Mandala Kalam or Mandala Masam is a 41- days period dedicated to the Sabarimala shrine. A pilgrim who's on his maiden trip to Sabarimala is called a Kanni Ayyapppan. As the Mandala Pooja Vratham 2022 begins on November 17 and ends on 27th December, Ayyapan devotees embark on the 41-days Vratham to fulfill their vows at Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple.Swami Ayyappan was born of the union of Brahma and Mohini, the female form of Vishnu. Therefore, Ayyappa is also known as 'Hariharan Puthran' or 'Hariharaputra,' which literally means the so...

Dhanvantari – About Dhanwantri The Hindu God Of Medicine Dhanvantari is the divine doctor and is the Hindu God of Medicine and is the founder of the tradition of Ayurveda. The first reference of Dhanwantri is found the in 8th century BC Hindu scripture titled Kaushika Sutra. Origin of Dhanvantri is traced to the famous Samudra Manthan episode, or churning of ocean, mentioned in the Puranas. But there are also numerous other stories associated with his origin. His birthday is observed two days before Diwali and is known as Dhanvantari Jayanti. The most popular legend associated with Dhanvantari indicates that he came from the ocean draped in pure white with a pot containing amrita or elixir at the end of the churning of ocean. He is considered as a specialist in treating the poison from snake bite and other diseases and the Demigods (Devas) requested him to be their physician.   Srimad Bhagavata Purana indicates that Dhanwantari is the twelfth incarnation of Hindu God Vi...

Fire in Ayurveda Fire in Ayurveda is related to Vata and Pitta Dosha and has important role in digestion.  Fire in AyurvedaThe term Agni in Sanskrit denotes fire. In Ayurveda, the term fire has a peerless connotation as fire in Ayurveda means the "digestive fire". Fire in Ayurveda is therefore reckoned as the digestive as well as the metabolic fire, created by the doshas for the greater objective of seizing the essence of the entire nourishment from food in order to transform it into the energy, to finally form the body. Agni is also the biological fire that controls metabolism and encompasses all the changes of mind and body from the dense to more subtle. The changes include digestion and absorption of food, cellular transformations, assimilation of sensory perceptions and mental and emotional upheavals. Agni thus includes the total sequences of chemical interactions and changes in the body and mind. Digestive ability depends on the strength of Agni.  Agni and Pi...

Vishwakarma: The Lord of Architecture in Hinduism Vishwakarma is the engineer amongst Gods and the presiding deity of all craftsmen and architects in India. The word Vishwa means world or universe and karma implies deed or action. The name Vishwakarma thereby stands for the builder of the world or universe. As the son of Brahma, he is the divine draftsman of the whole universe. The Mahabharata describes him as the “The lord of the arts, executor of a thousand handicrafts, the carpenter of the gods, the most eminent of artisans, the fashioner of all ornaments and a great and immortal god.” Vishwakarma is credited with building many architectural wonders, palaces for Gods and several towns throughout the four yugas. The most famous of his designs are: Satya Yuga: Swarg Lok or heaven, the abode of the gods and demigods under the rule of Lord Indra. Tretya Yuga: Sone ki Lanka for Lord Shiva and Parvati Dwapar Yuga: City of Dwarka for Lord Krishna Kali Yuga: Hastinapur and Indra...

My shiva Face is Everywhere May the Lord of Love, who projects himself into this universe of myriad forms, From whom all beings come and to whom all Return, grant us the grace of wisdom. He is fire and the sun, and the moon And the stars. He is the air and the sea,  And the Creator, Prajapati. He is this boy, he is that girl, he is This man, he is that woman, and he is This old man, too, tottering on his staff.  His face is everywhere. He is the blue bird, he is the green bird With red eyes; he is the thundercloud,  And he is the seasons and the seas. He has no beginning, he has no end. He is the source from which the worlds evolve. From his divine power comes forth all this Magical show of name and form, of you  And me, which casts the spell of pain and pleasure. Only when we pierce through this magic veil  Do we see the One who appears as many. OM NAMAH SHIVAYA - Sri Eswaran

🦚OM SRI VADIVELAN NAMAH 🦚 Tomorrow is Karthigai wednesday 28/12/22 Kandhanidam sellungal  Enna vendum sollungal Blessings of wisdom, power, health, victory, relationship, and prosperity Reduce the malefic effects of the planet Mars in the birth chart Destroy negative elements in life Remove obstacles and bestow with all-round success Alleviate debts and diseases success, victory, good fortune, good health, lot’s of wealth, and peace.   fasting or vege food  ghee  at temple  offer sweet food items or fruits. Pongal and/or Dhal Rice (Paruppu Saatham) can also be offered. Flowers : Champak (also known as Shenbagam), Kadambam Flower, or any fragrant red flowers *AT HOME HAVE MURUGAN STATUE OR VEL MAKE ABISHEGAM ON MORNING 4.30-6.00 READ KANDA SAKTHI KAVASAM OR MURUGAN MOOLA MANTRAM* Shanmukha Gayatri Mantra  (11,108, or1008 Times)  Om Thatpurushaya Vidhmahe Maha Senaya Dhimahi Thannah Shanmukha Prachodhayath. one this day must donate  offer fo...

Prayer for Prosperity to Lord Ganesh (Shubh Laabh Mantra) AUM shrim gam saubhaagya ganpataye varvard sarvajanm me vaShamaanya namh The prayer for prosperity is based on the word, gam, which is the beej (seed) mantra for Lord Ganesh. We ask for good fortune (sau-bhaagya) and many blessings and wishes (var-vard) for our current and future life-times (sarva-janam-me.n). We bow in homage (namH) to Lord Ganesh who protects us with long lives (avaShamaanya) of health and happiness. A concise form of this mantra, suitable for multiple rapid repetitions is simply – “Aum gam Ganpataye Namh” – Ganesh Gayatri Mantras The Ganesh Gayatris are prayers to Lord Ganesh that are composed in the 24-syllable meter of the original Gayatri Mantra. Several variations of the Gayatri can be composed by invoking the various descriptive names of Ganesh in the appropriate place(s) of the original mantra. AUM tadapurushhaaya viddhamahe vakratundaaya dhimahi tanno danti prachodayaath We pray to the supr...

The Goddess of Wealth, Beauty and Good Fortune The depiction of Goddess Lakshmi as a beautiful, graceful woman with a pleasant smile sitting on a lotus, her body decked with precious jewels and cascades of gold coins flowing out from her hands — is symbolic of her energies which attract good fortune, beauty, peace and prosperity. The popular image of Lakshmi correlates the description (mentioned in scriptures) of her emergence during the churning of the Ocean of Milk. She was one among the 14 precious things that emerged during the process when the Gods and demons were spinning mount Mandara to churn the ocean for extracting the nectar of immortality. References of Goddess of good fortune, prosperity and fertility have been found in many ancient texts and scriptures. However, the Goddess is referred as Sri, whose description and energies are quite identical to Lakshmi. Sri, just like Lakshmi, is referred as the consort of Vishnu, the preserver God among the Hindu Trinity. S...

Why is Lord Ganesha Invoked Before the Start of Every Business Venture Om gam ganapataye namah! Ganesh Chaturthi or Vinayak Chaturthi is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Ganesh one of the most awaited festival among the Hindu community. It is the day of celebration, joy, prosperity, love and wealth. Lord Ganesh is worshiped in many forms and names like Gajanana meaning Elephant-faced lord, Avaneesh-lord of the whole world, Lambodhar-the big belly lord, Vinayaka-lord of everything and the list goes on. Every Hindu worships him in a unique way. Request for Help for Chennai Flood Relief Ganesh Chaturthi is a 10-day festival with each day made special beginning at the day of Bhadrapada Shudha Chaturthi till the day of Anantha Chaturdashi. As the festival nears the first purchase which everyone make purchasing the Ganesh idol of their choice. From small to giant Ganesh idols are made with utmost care and devotion and sold every year. Though the festival is for a span of ten da...

Chapter 1 - A Bridge To The Divine  Day 1 Life springs from love the origin is love and life seeks love. The goal of life is also love and, in between, life is sustained by love. There is not a single creature or living entity on this planet that has not known love or is devoid of love. Yet, love in its many distortions has brought so much misery in life.  Love is known as three different flavours of affection, love towards companion and respect appreciation If we are made up of a substance called love, then why don't we experience it? Why is there so much misery? If love is everywhere in creation, why is there a seeking for love? Why do we seek love?  When these questions start bothering the human mind, then one’s spiritual journey has begun. What is love? The Rishi Narad brought out these Bhakti Sutra saphorisms on love.  In the first sutra, He says : Athato-Now, let me enunciate what is ‘Bhakti' what is devotion. What is that love which is devoid of im...

*Introduction :* If we are made up of a substance called love, then why don't we experience it? Why is there so much misery? If love is everywhere in creation, why is there a seeking for love? Why do we seek love?  When these questions start bothering the human mind, one's spiritual journey has begun. What is love? Rishi Narad brought out these Bhakti Sutras - aphorisms on love.  A discourse by Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar on the writings of Rishi Narada - the sutras a dedication to Bhakti (devotion), the culmination of love. There are 84 sutras (aphorisms).  These aphorisms are referred to as ‘Narada Bhakti Sutras’. The Bhakti Sutras of Sage Narada, considered to be the best guide on the path of devotion, stand out for their clarity, simplicity and internal coherence.  The first 24 sutras deal with the nature of bhakti. Next 9 sutras (25-33) explain why the path of bhakti is superior. Next 17 sutras (34-50) describe the methods by which bhakti can be cul...